Robert de La Salle faced hardships such as harsh weather conditions, conflicts with Native American tribes, difficulties navigating uncharted waters, and mutinies among his crew. These challenges made his explorations in North America extremely challenging and ultimately contributed to the failure of some of his expeditions.
Robert de La Salle faced numerous hardships during his exploration of North America, including harsh weather conditions, hostile encounters with Native American tribes, conflicts with his own crew members, lack of provisions, and navigation challenges. He also struggled with securing the necessary funding and support for his expeditions.
in 1482
His motive for exploration is to claim land for France!
November 22, 1643
jean cavalier un frere
Robert Cavalier de la Salle
Robert O'Hara Burke did not complete his exploration. Before he could return to Melbourne, he died on the banks of Cooper Creek on the edge of the Simpson Desert.
Robert Cuff has written: 'New-founde-land at the very centre of the European discovery & exploration of North America' -- subject(s): Discovery and exploration
Rene Robert Cavalier Sieur De LaSalle
France paid for him.
Robert Napier Clive Bowen has written: 'The exploration of time'